No remote power control #5
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Every recovery mechanism on this board assumes the SoC is at least running:
When the SoC wedges before any of that — as it did on 2026-08-27 — nothing helps and the board
is offline until a human visits.
A switched outlet exposed in Home Assistant fixes this, and it also unblocks measurement:
the boot-reliability issue cannot be quantified without the ability to power-cycle in a loop.
Done when
36-rescue-sd.mdalongside the other recovery pathsEvidence for the priority, 2026-08-28. This cost physical trips to the board twice
in one session:
Recovery required inserting the rescue SD card by hand.
Both are exactly the "someone has to walk over" case this issue is about. The U-Boot work in
#34-#37 removed several software reasons for a visit - armed watchdog, 60 s boot-retry,
unattended known-good fallback - but none of them help when the SoC itself needs power
cycling, and #53 makes that a recurring event rather than a rarity.